I have some API search jobs running on DataIQ. They seem to be stalled and I would like to terminate them. From the GUI, there is no indication of job or process ID.
Is there a way to terminate those jobs to free up the resources? Thanks.
To determine if a DataIQ job is running, you can use the following command:
kubectl get pods -A
This command will provide you with information about the pods, including their status. Look for any running pods related to DataIQ to confirm if a job is currently active. If you encounter any issues or errors, you may need to troubleshoot further based on the output of this command.
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Posted February 14th, 2025 16:19
Hello rajwanir2,
Checking DataIQ Job Status
To determine if a DataIQ job is running, you can use the following command:
kubectl get pods -A
This command will provide you with information about the pods, including their status. Look for any running pods related to DataIQ to confirm if a job is currently active. If you encounter any issues or errors, you may need to troubleshoot further based on the output of this command.